Reasons why Hitler rose to power
- Created by: Oxymoron
- Created on: 25-01-15 15:07
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- Hitler's Rise to Power
- Hitler was a great speaker
- Hitler's speeches were charismatic and decisive
- Told the audience what they wanted to hear
- Techniques used for persuasion
- Moderate political parties would not work together
- NSDAP only ever had as much as 43.9% of the vote
- Nazi opposition was split, seven other parties were involved in the elections
- Depression of 1929
- Poverty and Unemployment
- Anger directed towards Weimar
- Increased support for extremist parties
- Anger directed towards Weimar
- Poverty and Unemployment
- Nazi Storm Troopers
- Attacked Jews and opposition
- Fear
- Less opposition
- Judges let stormtroopers go free
- Fear
- Attacked Jews and opposition
- Goebbels' Propaganda campaign
- Slogans
- Posters
- Rallies
- Marches
- Films
- Magasines and newspapers
- Power from Hindenburg and Papen
- Hitler offered vice chancellorship
- Hitler refuses and requests to be Chancellor
- Papen and Hindenburg agree
- Thought they could control Hitler
- Papen and Hindenburg agree
- Hitler refuses and requests to be Chancellor
- Hitler offered vice chancellorship
- Anger at the Treaty of Versailles
- Hitler promised to overturn Treaty which gave him support
- Industrialist Support
- Industrialists helped finance the Nazi election campaigns to ensure communist defeat
- Hitler was a great speaker
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